A Charming 19thC Naïve School Portrait of a Scottish Deerhound sub-Antiques Pufferfish are generally believed to

Pufferfish are generally believed to be the second–most poisonous vertebrates in the world

Offering the service of Geoffrey the British badger butler

Without the bird to keep him company

and occupied by a class of 'small tradesmen and artisan lodgers'

carefully drawn hands pointing to a new paragraph being found in early 12th century Spanish manuscripts

A Charming 19thC Naïve School Portrait of a Scottish Deerhound sub-Antiques Pufferfish are generally believed toOrigin: English Period: Mid Late Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1860 1880 Canvas Height: 6 inches Canvas Width: 7 inches The Whole: 9. 75 X 11 inches The delightfully proportioned nineteenth century oil on board, painted in the nave style, depicting a Scottish Deerhound in profile with ringed collar set against a tobacco coloured ground the whole presented in its original acorn leaf gilt wood and gesso frame. The painting is